Louis's Answer: <span>Structuralist Critique
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Photography might be banned in many museums, and historic sites, reason being the museum or historic site is exclusive, and has an admission fee, spoiling revenue for the museum/historic site, people will be like; "Oh, I've already seen that. It looks boring.", Or it may be disrespectful, such as if you are in a historic tomb, or for example, the preserved body of Soviet leader Lenin, it can disrespect the curators of the museum, and in a spiritual way, the body itself.
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Answer:
Sight and touch.
Explanation:
When you look at it you see the shading, which makes it look 3D. The 3D effect also makes it feel as if you can touch the picture.
